In this episode of True Crime Time For, Woody Overton delivers an in-depth look at multiple true crime cases that reveal the complex intersections of authority, mental health, and community impact.

The episode begins with the missing persons case of Pravin Varghese, whose disappearance and death left lasting questions and served as a stark reminder of the vulnerabilities faced by college-aged individuals. Woody discusses how community involvement and persistent investigation remain critical in uncovering the truth in cases like this.

The episode then turns to an alleged kidnapping involving the mother of a public figure, illustrating how such claims often lead investigators to uncover deeper and more troubling details. Woody also examines the increase in crimes tied to the rising value of precious metals, as thefts and violence grow alongside financial incentives.

A particularly troubling segment focuses on a former police officer whose involvement in drug-related crimes demonstrates how abuse of authority can devastate communities and erode public trust. Woody also addresses how mental health issues can contribute to violent acts, often leaving innocent victims in their wake.

Several “Family Matters” cases are covered, including heartbreaking examples of child endangerment and domestic instability fueled by substance abuse. The episode concludes with a shocking murder sparked by a seemingly minor dispute and a local motel shooting that left a community reeling. Throughout the episode, Woody emphasizes the importance of accountability, awareness, and community engagement in preventing future tragedies.

00:00 Introduction and Anniversary Reflections

01:42 Missing Persons Case: Pravin Varghese

02:40 Alleged Kidnapping of a Public Figure’s Mother

04:47 Rising Crime Linked to Precious Metals

10:36 Police Corruption and Drug-Related Crimes

14:39 Mental Health and Violent Offenses

19:20 Child Endangerment and Family Tragedy

24:12 Murder Over a Minor Dispute

27:41 Local Motel Shooting

32:02 Community Shock Over Allegations Against a Local Figure

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This episode of True Crime Time For covers missing persons cases, police corruption, child endangerment, and violent community crimes, with a focus on accountability and justice.

Executive Producer: Leah Marie

In this episode of True Crime Time For, Woody Overton walks listeners through multiple true crime cases that reflect the devastating consequences of violence, abuse of authority, and systemic failure.

The episode begins with the tragic death of Jennifer Dalry, followed by the story of William Palmer, whose decision to hitchhike ended in fatal violence. Woody then discusses the realities of incarceration at Angola Prison, providing insight into the harsh conditions faced by inmates serving long sentences.

Several “Family Matters” cases follow, illustrating how domestic disputes and arguments can escalate into extreme and irreversible actions. Woody also covers NOPD payroll fraud, a high-profile congressional fraud scandal, and the arrest of an attorney accused of abuse, emphasizing that professional status does not place anyone above the law.

The episode continues with the case of Haley Busby, focusing on dangers tied to online gaming and youth vulnerability, followed by arrests of bus employees in a child abuse investigation. A family-related murder case in Topeka highlights how violence can involve multiple members of the same household. The episode concludes with justice served in the case of Larry Atkinson, underscoring the importance of persistence in seeking accountability.

00:00 Introduction to True Crime Time

00:52 The Tragic Case of Jennifer Dalry

02:44 Hitchhiking Gone Wrong: William Palmer

05:56 Inside Angola Prison

07:55 Family Disputes and Extreme Actions

11:36 NOPD Payroll Fraud Investigation

15:54 Congresswoman Fraud Charges

20:46 Attorney Arrested for Abuse

22:04 Online Gaming Dangers: Haley Busby

25:04 Child Abuse Arrests Involving Bus Employees

28:07 Family Murder Case in Topeka

31:59 Justice Served in the Larry Atkinson Case

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This episode of True Crime Time For covers family violence, fraud, child abuse investigations, and murder cases, emphasizing accountability and justice.

Executive Producer : Leah Marie

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In this episode of True Crime Time For, Woody Overton walks listeners through a wide-ranging set of crime stories that reveal both extreme criminal behavior and systemic failures.

The episode opens with discussion of the B.T.K. killer’s letters, which played a key role in his campaign of intimidation and manipulation. Woody explains why these communications remain significant in understanding the psychology of serial offenders.

The conversation then turns to a disturbing child abuse case in Florida, with Woody emphasizing how crimes against children are often underreported and undercovered despite their devastating impact. From there, the episode moves into a series of bizarre incidents involving historical artifacts and hospital mishaps that escalated into dangerous situations.

Woody also covers a violent subway assault involving a dog, a fatal theft attempt involving a professional criminal, and a serious police blunder that had major consequences for innocent people. One of the most shocking stories involves an airport incident where a deceased woman was wheeled onto a flight, drawing comparisons to “Weekend at Bernie’s”–style absurdity with very real implications.

The episode concludes with a personal reflection on the misuse of handicap parking and how small, everyday actions reflect broader issues of accountability, respect, and community responsibility.

Chapter Titles

00:00 Introduction and Fundraising Efforts

00:53 The B.T.K. Killer’s Letters

01:56 Child Abuse Case in Florida

06:08 Bizarre Incidents Involving Historical Artifacts

13:41 Subway Assault Involving a Dog

16:34 Fatal Theft Attempt by a Professional Thief

20:14 Police Blunder With Serious Consequences

28:37 Airport Incident Involving a Deceased Passenger

32:52 Handicap Parking and Public Responsibility

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This episode of True Crime Time For explores B.T.K. killer letters, child abuse, police blunders, bizarre crime incidents, and issues of public responsibility and accountability.

Executive Producer: Leah Marie

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In this episode of True Crime Time For, Woody Overton brings listeners a global roundup of crime stories that highlight violence, corruption, exploitation, and the ongoing fight for justice.

The episode begins with updates on cases closely followed by the community, including those involving Bradley Stacener, Hailey, and Miss Barbara Blount. Woody addresses how public awareness and community engagement continue to play a role in keeping these cases active.

Woody then examines the correlation between large-scale events like Super Bowl Sunday and increased reports of domestic violence, emphasizing the need for awareness and intervention. From there, the episode moves into a disturbing Florida case where a Lyft driver allegedly choked and threatened a passenger, followed by an international investigation in East Sussex, England, involving the sexual assault of a teenage boy.

The episode also covers a long-delayed death warrant in Florida for the murderer of police officer Danny Parrish, as well as a chilling case in China where authorities executed individuals tied to a billion-dollar online scam and murder operation. Additional stories include a Florida homeowner losing her house due to squatter exploitation, a former California police officer sentenced to multiple life terms for sexual assault while on duty, and a Maryland security guard who killed a coworker during a workplace dispute.

Woody also discusses one of the more bizarre cases of the episode involving exotic animals discovered in a van on Long Island, before closing with an unusual mid-flight emergency aboard a Philippine Airlines flight. The episode concludes with Woody reflecting on seven years of Real Life Real Crime, the growth of the audience, and the ongoing mission to pursue truth and justice.

00:00 Updates on Bradley Stacener, Hailey, and Miss Barbara Blount

02:05 Super Bowl Sunday and Domestic Violence Trends

03:34 Florida Lyft Driver Assault Case

07:14 East Sussex Sexual Assault Investigation

09:41 Florida Death Warrant in Officer Danny Parrish Murder

12:39 China’s Billion-Dollar Scam and Murder Ring

17:16 Florida Squatter Case and Foreclosure Loss

25:05 California Officer Sentenced for On-Duty Sexual Assaults

30:36 Maryland Workplace Shooting During Performance Review

34:22 Exotic Animal Smuggling Case on Long Island

39:01 Philippine Airlines Mid-Flight Emergency

43:44 Podcast Anniversary and Closing Reflections

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This episode of True Crime Time For covers global crime stories, corrupt law enforcement cases, violent assaults, and justice updates, highlighting accountability and community awareness.

Executive Producer: Leah Marie

In this episode of True Crime Time For, Cyndi Overton walks listeners through a comprehensive collection of true crime stories that reflect both historical patterns and modern challenges in criminal justice.

The episode opens with reflections on the podcast community and the importance of collective awareness. Cyndi then revisits a historical case involving Mary Gillespie, illustrating how past events continue to inform current conversations about harassment and justice.

Recent violent incidents are also examined, including an unprovoked stabbing inside a Macy’s store and a tragic drive-by shooting at a funeral home. These cases highlight how violence can erupt unexpectedly in everyday settings, leaving families and communities devastated.

The episode also explores financial crimes, including a major casino embezzlement scheme and a pyramid scheme that exploited vulnerable individuals during the COVID-19 pandemic. Additional cases address domestic violence resulting in severe legal consequences, the resolution of the cold case murder of Suzanne Sites Fenton, and troubling incidents involving law enforcement conduct.

The episode concludes with deeply disturbing cases of child abuse in Waco and Florida, reinforcing the urgent need for intervention, accountability, and education to protect vulnerable children and prevent future harm.

00:00 Introduction and Community Engagement

01:50 Historical Case: Mary Gillespie Harassment

03:40 Unprovoked Stabbing Inside Macy’s

06:50 Casino Embezzlement Scheme

09:35 Pyramid Scheme Exploiting COVID-19 Vulnerability

13:40 Drive-By Shooting at Funeral Home

17:26 Domestic Violence Case and Life Sentence

21:40 Cold Case Solved: Suzanne Sites Fenton

25:17 Law Enforcement Shooting Involving a Raccoon

28:00 Child Abuse Case in Waco

31:28 Aggravated Child Abuse Case in Florida

33:38 Law Enforcement Exploitation and Betrayal

35:59 Closing Remarks and Call to Action

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This episode of True Crime Time For examines violence, fraud, child abuse, and a solved cold case, highlighting justice, accountability, and the importance of community awareness.

Executive Producer: Leah Marie

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In this episode of True Crime Time For, Woody and Cyndi Overton guide listeners through a collection of cases that reflect both extreme criminal behavior and the ongoing pursuit of justice.

The episode opens with discussion of John Wayne Gacy, whose crimes continue to serve as a chilling reminder of the depths of human cruelty. From there, the hosts examine cases involving parental crimes so severe they challenge comprehension, followed by conversations about school violence and the growing concern it poses for communities nationwide.

Woody and Cyndi also address fraud within social justice movements, emphasizing how exploitation of these causes damages genuine advocacy and diverts resources from victims who truly need support. The episode then shifts focus to cold cases, highlighting renewed investigative efforts in the murders of Brandy Dyson and Tammy Fickey, demonstrating how persistence and evolving investigative techniques can lead to long-overdue accountability.

The episode concludes with a discussion on wildlife crimes, exploring how illegal and reckless actions against animals reflect broader issues of disregard for law and community safety. Throughout the episode, the hosts reinforce that justice requires vigilance, integrity, and collective responsibility.

00:00 Introduction and Fundraising for Justice

02:59 The Crimes of John Wayne Gacy

05:57 Parental Crimes and Family Tragedies

09:14 School Violence and Community Safety

09:49 Fraud in Social Justice Movements

19:08 Reviving Cold Cases

25:04 The Murder of Brandy Dyson

29:49 Justice for Tammy Fickey

35:03 Wildlife Crimes and Legal Consequences

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This episode of True Crime Time For covers John Wayne Gacy, parental crimes, school violence, revived cold cases, and wildlife crimes, emphasizing justice, accountability, and community safety.

Executive Producer: Leah Marie

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In this episode of True Crime Time For, Woody Overton walks listeners through a collection of true crime cases that illustrate the darkest extremes of human behavior and the lasting impact on families and communities.

The episode opens with the case of Josh Powell, whose history of domestic violence culminated in a murder-suicide involving his own children. Woody discusses the warning signs, systemic failures, and long-term devastation caused by domestic abuse. The conversation then turns to the disappearance of Bradley Stracener, a case that remains unresolved and continues to raise troubling questions.

Woody also covers an unusual theft involving a police uniform, demonstrating how criminal behavior can sometimes border on the absurd while still posing serious public safety risks. Another deeply emotional case involves a woman who stabbed her husband after he euthanized their dogs, underscoring the psychological weight of grief, trauma, and mental health struggles.

The episode continues with coverage of a murder case in Northeast Houston and concludes with a brutal double homicide involving a former city commissioner and her husband, a case that ultimately resulted in a death sentence. Woody reflects on the complexities of the justice system, the ongoing debate surrounding capital punishment, and the role of community involvement in seeking justice for victims.

00:00 Introduction to True Crime Time

01:13 The Josh Powell Murder-Suicide Case

03:03 The Disappearance of Bradley Stracener

10:24 Police Uniform Theft and Public Safety Concerns

18:51 PTSD Support Dogs and Family Impact

20:23 Stabbing Case Following Euthanized Dogs

27:40 Murder Investigation in Northeast Houston

32:39 Death Sentence in Brutal Double Murder

38:51 Closing Thoughts and Awareness

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This episode of True Crime Time For examines the Josh Powell case, the disappearance of Bradley Stracener, bizarre crimes, domestic tragedy, and brutal murders, highlighting justice, trauma, and community awareness.

Executive Producer: Leah Marie

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In this episode of True Crime Time For, Woody Overton walks listeners through a mix of historic, ongoing, and unusual crime stories that highlight the evolving nature of criminal justice and accountability.

The episode opens with a discussion of the Patty Hearst abduction, one of the most infamous cases in American true crime history, and why it continues to influence public perception of crime, coercion, and responsibility. Woody then provides updates on justice efforts for victims like Hailey, reinforcing the importance of persistence, advocacy, and community involvement.

The conversation turns to the death penalty, examining how DNA evidence has reshaped criminal investigations and raised questions about past convictions. Woody also breaks down the case of Charles Thompson, who was convicted of a double murder and later attempted to orchestrate another killing from behind bars, illustrating the long reach of violent offenders.

International and domestic cases round out the episode, including a controversial law in England that could result in the euthanasia of thousands of pet monkeys, misconduct involving an FBI agent, and the growing problem of revenge porn crimes. The episode concludes with a bizarre robbery involving a Taco Bell and a rock, reinforcing that even seemingly absurd crimes can carry serious consequences.

00:00 Introduction to True Crime Time

01:14 The Patty Hearst Abduction Case

02:42 Justice for Hailey: Ongoing Efforts

06:02 Death Penalty and DNA Evidence

07:57 The Charles Thompson Murder Case

15:22 England’s Controversial Pet Monkey Law

24:13 FBI Agent Misconduct Case

34:14 Bizarre and Unusual Crime Stories

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This episode of True Crime Time For covers the Patty Hearst case, justice efforts for Hailey, death penalty debates, and bizarre crime stories, highlighting accountability and community involvement.